St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S462,253.55.
The Catholic Building and Loan association
meets this evening.
A. c. Loring has secured a controlling in
terest in the Galaxy mill.
Saloon for sale; "The Dandy" Oscar
Lyke's saloon and lot. 1922 Riverside avenue.
DR.. j. G. SKara has been sued by Martha
Poison for $4,000 damages for alleged mall
practice.
Charles July, of this city. is one of the at
torueys in il sensational divorce case now on
trial in Cincinnati.
Janeway & Carpenter have begun an ac-
tion against c. E. Thieine to recover S43 62
on promissory note.
A small blaze on the corner of Nicollet ave-
nue. and Ninth street, damaged a building
owned by E. S. Corser, $50 worth.
Judge Rea yesterday heard q motion for a
new trial IN the case of Frederick Lowe
against the city, to recover So, 600 damages.
There will be business meeting of the
Minneapolis Chess and Checker club tonight
ut its rooms. All members are requested
to be present.
1.-THE Count of Monte Cristo" will be pre-
sented at the Grand at a matinee this after
noon. The engagement will close with q per-
formauce this evening.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Anderson and Elizabeth Thoman; Peter
IL. Peterson and Christina Olson; Thomas P.
Blakeborough and Melissa o. Morehouse.
NJ. L. Quinn will meet the Musical associa-
ton OF Gethsenane chnrch at the church this
evening. Mr.. Quinn will present the sub
dominant function of musical tonality and
the secret of artistic breathing.
Detective King yesterday arrested a lum-
herman on suspicion of snatching pocket
book containing $64 from a st. Paul lady at
the Union depot. The man proved an alibi,
however, and was released from custody.
In the Office of the register of deeds yester-
day Almon F. Rockwell. William N. Morgan,
Donnell Rockwell and Harris Richardson filed
articles incorporating the Edison Electric
Light and Power company, with q capital
stock OF 100000.
Charles Johnson, who was formerly propri-
etor OF the Boston restaurant, has recently
transferred himself and his business in
tereStS to the East side, where he has been
running house at III Main street northeast,
from which there have been complaints of
disorderly conduct and crooked work.
Edward B. Linnen has begun an action
against the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany to recover SIT, ,23S.15 for injuries re-
ceived in railroad accident. He alleges in
his complaint that he was employed as mail
agent on the road Dec. 1, 1856, When collis-
ion occurred near Glyndon, in which he was
seriously injured.
Col. Laa 5crg and Detective King last night
arrested women who occupied rooms on
Washington and Fourth avenues south for
the purpose Of prostitution. Six men who
were found in their company were also ar
resteu, three of whom were railroad 1nen.w
furnished bail in S75 apiece for their appear
ance this morning.
Coroner Hill will hold an inquest this after
| noon at Connolly's morgue ou the body OF
John Mahew, the man who was killed by q
train in the Milwaukee yards Thursday night
No one has yet claimed the body. and it has
not yet been positively identified. A stranger
who looked at the body yesterday said he was
positive the dead man has a brother and
other friends living in st. Paul
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis In
stitute of Accounts were filed yesterday by
A. NJ. Stratton, w. 1. Bentley, Henry E.
Kicker and number OF others. The object
OF the new company is to establish and main.
tain an institution tor the elevation of the
profession of bookkeeping and accounting,
and for the intellectual advancement of its
members.
James Lynch, Joe Scherman and Burt
Reeves, four half.grown boys, were arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday for throw
ing stone through the window of an East
side store. Their examination was set for
to-day. 1t seems that the boys undertook to
settle a difficulty with another faction of East
siders. and the stone missed its mark ard hit
a window.